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The theory of the "average person" when it comes to alcohol breath testing devices (breathalyzers) and blood-alcohol testing methods is simply fictitious.
One of the greatest sources of error in alcohol breathalyzer and blood-alcohol testing is the consistently recurring fiction that the driver being tested is perfectly average in certain critical physiological traits.
Obtaining an accurate blood-alcohol reading is completely dependent on the validity of a number of scientific assumptions. Unfortunately for the person (driver, usually) being tested, these assumptions are usually incorrect. The individual being tested is rarely "average" in even one of these critical characteristics, let alone in all of them. Distrust these devices.
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